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by d12bb 4y ago
Linux has been hacked and is no better when Windows?
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by d12bb 4y ago
Well, to sum it up Apple-wise, it's making iOS more like Android. I like iOS. I don't like Android. Short story..
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by d12bb 4y ago
What is this open ecosystem worth if it's not as good as the closed one we have now? The choice always was there as one can buy Android (and install some Open(TM)Rom) or any niche OS.
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by d12bb 4y ago
To get this great new shiny "game" just follow these steps to install it on your iPhone: ..
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by d12bb 4y ago
Hm, why does my mom call me every few months for help with her Windows laptop, then? She never needed help with her phone, since she tossed the Android one for my old iPhone (ok, actually once, but that was a faulty charging cable)..
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by d12bb 4y ago
sure they will.. PS: It's 0.10-0.15%, don't know where your 1/2 come from
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by d12bb 4y ago
If I'd like your crappy website to let third parties track me, I'd just enable third party cookies. I don't, so you're at fault here. If an extension is garbage, blame the developer. The API is more or less the same.
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by d12bb 4y ago
Safari has better UI and less battery use on my Mac. On the iPhone and iPad it just has better UI, hard to compare battery use without engine alternative. I want that crap.
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by d12bb 4y ago
I like apps. Native look&feel, less energy use, etc.
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by d12bb 4y ago
Is Signal's too, then? They also stated interop is no good.
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by d12bb 4y ago
Part of why I like Apple products is because they tend to have more apps made natively and well fitting into the ecosystem. I don't want web apps which use double the energy, don't look and feel like they were designed for iPhone&
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by d12bb 4y ago
It's based on product category, so you can see an A milk next to a (in absolute terms better) C oatmilk, etc...
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by d12bb 4y ago
There are countless ways one can be forced to use an app. My employer could require it. My bank could switch to their own system from Apple Pay. The public transport in my region could roll their own tracking ticket system instead of using
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by d12bb 4y ago
I won't have when my bank decides their crappy app is better than Apple Pay, when an app I rely on decides to leave the app store, etc. Sure, I can find another bank/app, but I use the ones I use because they have the best conditi
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by d12bb 4y ago
We did not see this as being in an app store actually has value: these 30% cover server/traffic for downloading, billing, discoverability, ease of use in getting the app, little marketing (getting featured). For lots of developers, thi
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by d12bb 4y ago
Not judging on the mails itself, but actually rejecting is the right way. Spam folders tend to get ignored, if one doesn't know he misses an email, he won't look there. When a mail gets rejected, the sender is noticed, so he can t
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by d12bb 4y ago
I'm happy customer of posteo.de for years now. They don't want to have data they don't absolutely need (e.g., you can pay cash envelope), they're very transparent on what they do with the data they need to have, gov re
108.
by d12bb 4y ago
15k points without movement (not disabled, just not used, don’t know if that matters for points) on first try, best 53m off. I guess I actually know GTA V better than the real world :D
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by d12bb 4y ago
> The most recent example that comes to mind is switching to Android because of Apple's file scanning controversy. Nice job switching to Google over something Google has been doing for years, in a worse way ( https://suppo
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Give Up GitHub(sfconservancy.org)
36 points by d12bb 4y ago|11 comments
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by d12bb 4y ago
My biggest gripe with YAML is significant whitespace and the inability to use tabs for indenting, so still a No for me.
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by d12bb 4y ago
Neovim?
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by d12bb 4y ago
One can already easily get a list of fonts installed on the system…
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by d12bb 4y ago
Why move my hands to the far-away arrow keys when I can just use hjkl (and all the other movement commands) right under my fingertips?
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by d12bb 4y ago
Basically all you need is nvim-lspconfig, which just attaches the language servers to your buffers (so you wouldn't even need that, but it saves a lot of boilerplate). From there you can use all you already know (this is from my Lua-ba
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by d12bb 5y ago
For all the Germans here: ZDF Magazin Royale just yesterday did the show on Peter Thiel: https://www.zdf.de/comedy/zdf-magazin-royale/zdf-magazin-roy...
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by d12bb 5y ago
That's the reason I still prefer Bear's approach of using nested tags as the main organizational tool. If I study a maths topic today, I can tag it like for example #2022/02/12, #studies/M<module number>, #mat
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Writing Functionally Pure Code(gist.github.com)
2 points by d12bb 5y ago|0 comments
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Why Leo Liou dislikes open-source(liou28335.medium.com)
1 points by d12bb 5y ago|0 comments
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by d12bb 5y ago
According to what I read (not first hand, of course), he said that 10bn because of Apple's decision . That's a different thing than just saying 10bn, and to pressure Apple to let loose on privacy seems motivation enough to me.

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